一年级学生探访松山湖消防站：一场充满教育意义的校外实践之旅

今天上午，一年级小朋友们开启了一场精彩纷呈的消防站探秘之旅！

在松山湖消防指挥中心，孩子们不仅近距离接触了消防车和救援艇，参观了消防英雄照片展，学习了防洪安全知识，还体验了模拟浓烟逃生演练，在欢乐的校外实践中收获了满满的消防安全知识。

当小朋友们抵达消防站时，热情的消防员叔叔早已列队欢迎。看着高大的消防车，孩子们兴奋得小脸通红。消防员用生动易懂的语言，讲解了如何应对火灾、洪水等突发险情。

在消防历史照片墙前，孩子们看到了消防员扑灭大火、洪水中救援、甚至拯救小动物的震撼画面。“那栋楼着火好可怕！”一个孩子指着浓烟滚滚的照片惊呼。消防员叔叔借机讲解了团队协作的重要性，孩子们听得入迷，纷纷追问消防训练的细节。

最让孩子们雀跃的是近距离观察消防车和救援艇：

• 消防车大揭秘：认识云梯车、高压水枪车，还能戴上消防头盔坐进驾驶室！

• 救援艇小课堂：消防员演示洪涝救援装备，“这艘船能开多快呀？”好奇宝宝们的问题逗笑了叔叔们。

通过真实救援案例，孩子们学会了：

✓ 洪水来时不涉水行走/开车；

✓ 听到警报立即往高处转移；

✓ 暴雨天远离河道排水口。

在模拟烟雾逃生屋里，小朋友们化身“消防小战士”，跟着叔叔们学习：

· 乌龟爬行法：弯腰低姿避开浓烟；

· 摸门测温术：用手背试探门温再决定是否开门；

· 有序撤离：不推不挤快速通过。

“消防滑杆为什么能滑这么快？”

“救小猫要用多长的梯子呀？”

面对萌趣提问，消防员叔叔耐心解答，还鼓励大家：“只要勇敢善良，你们也能成为英雄！”

This morning, students in Grades 1 embarked on an exciting experiential education trip to the Songshan Lake Fire Station. The visit was packed with hands-on learning experiences, including exploring fire trucks and rescue boats, viewing a photo display of heroic firefighting efforts, learning about flood safety, and even navigating a smoke-filled room to practice emergency evacuation. The trip was both fun and informative, leaving students with a deeper appreciation for firefighters and the important work they do.

As the students arrived at the fire station, they were greeted by friendly firefighters who would guide them through the day’s activities. The children buzzed with excitement, eager to see the big fire trucks and learn about fire safety. The firefighters began by giving a brief introduction to their work, explaining how they respond to emergencies like fires, floods, and accidents.

The first stop was a photo display showcasing the fire station’s history and some of their most challenging rescue missions. The students saw pictures of firefighters battling blazes, conducting water rescues, and even saving animals. One firefighter explained how teamwork and quick thinking are essential in emergencies.

"Look at that huge fire!" exclaimed one student, pointing at a dramatic image of a building engulfed in flames. The firefighter explained how they use special equipment to control fires and protect people. The students were amazed by the bravery of the firefighters and asked many questions about their training and experiences.

Next, the students moved outside to see the fire trucks and rescue boats up close. The firefighters opened the compartments of the trucks, revealing hoses, axes, oxygen tanks, and other tools used in emergencies.

Fire Trucks: The children learned about the different types of fire trucks, including ladder trucks for reaching high floors and pumper trucks that spray water. Some students even got to sit inside the truck and try on a firefighter’s helmet!

Rescue Boats: Since floods can be a danger in some areas, the fire station also had rescue boats on display. The firefighters explained how they use these boats to save people during heavy rains or floods.

"How fast can the boat go?" asked one curious student. The firefighter smiled and explained that speed is important during rescues, but safety always comes first.

After exploring the vehicles, the students gathered for a flood safety demonstration. The firefighters explained what to do in case of a flood, including:

• Avoiding walking or driving through floodwaters (even shallow water can be dangerous).

• Moving to higher ground if a flood warning is issued.

• Never playing near rivers or drains during heavy rain.

The students listened carefully as the firefighters shared real-life stories of flood rescues. They also practiced some basic water safety techniques, such as how to float if caught in moving water.

One of the most thrilling parts of the trip was when the students entered a smoke-filled room designed to simulate a real fire evacuation. The room was filled with harmless artificial smoke, making it difficult to see—just like in a real fire.

• Staying Low: The firefighters taught the students to crawl on their hands and knees to avoid smoke inhalation.

• Feeling Doors for Heat: Before opening any door in a fire, they learned to check if it was hot, which could mean flames on the other side.

• Moving Quickly but Safely: The children practiced exiting the room calmly without pushing.

Some students were a little nervous at first, but the firefighters guided them through, ensuring everyone felt safe. By the end, the kids were proud of themselves for completing the drill successfully!

Before leaving, the students had a question-and-answer session with the firefighters. They asked fun and thoughtful questions like:

• "How do you slide down the fire pole so fast?"

• "Do you have to be really strong to be a firefighter?"

• "Have you ever rescued a cat from a tree?"

The firefighters answered with patience and humor, emphasizing that anyone can be a firefighter with the right training and determination.

As the trip came to an end, the students thanked the firefighters with cheers and handmade thank-you cards. They left with new knowledge about fire and flood safety, a greater respect for first responders, and unforgettable memories.